About 1.97 million voters with disabilities are able to vote in the October elections, according to data from the Supreme Electoral Court (TSE). The number represents growth of 42% in relation to the general elections of 2022, when 1.38 million people with disabilities were registered to vote. Among this electorate, 319,489 people declared that they had visual impairment. In 2022, there were 214,088, an increase of approximately 49%. Related new…
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About 1.97 million voters with disabilities are able to vote in the October elections, according to data from the Supreme Electoral Court (TSE). The number represents growth of 42% in relation to the general elections of 2022, when 1.38 million people with disabilities were registered to vote. Among this electorate, 319,489 people declared that they had visual impairment. In 2022, there were 214,088, an increase of approximately 49%. Related new…